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Scenario Granite File raises this Florida point. In a Tallahassee transaction, a closing coordinator wants the Florida rule on lot-and-block. Which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

A) A condominium legal description typically identifies the unit and the declaration or book-and-page references rather than only a street address.

A condominium legal description typically identifies the unit and the declaration or book-and-page references rather than only a street address. This follows Florida surveying/title practice; Pearson VUE Florida Sales Associate CIB.

Answer Options
A
A condominium legal description typically identifies the unit and the declaration or book-and-page references rather than only a street address.
B
Government-survey descriptions use block numbers from a recorded plat map.
C
A lot-and-block description is the same thing as metes and bounds because both begin at a point of beginning.
D
A legal description is unnecessary if the contract includes the postal address and ZIP code.

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